Lakes Entrance This lively family-friendly town is set at the eastern edge of Ninety Mile Beach, where the Gippsland Lakes, Australia’s largest inland waterways, breaks through to the Bass Strait. EAST GIPPSLAND / GIPPSLAND LAKES SCAN TO LEARN MORE AT visiteastgippsland.com.au Vast sandy beaches, glistening lakes, worldclass fishing and a thriving water sports scene have kept Lakes Entrance at the top of the holiday destination charts for decades. The town is set along Cunninghame Arm, which in turn is separated from the Ninety Mile Beach by a thin strip of dunes. One side of the Esplanade is abuzz with waterfront The Entrance, Lakes Entrance eateries, mini golf and accommodation, and on the other, hundreds of boats bob gently in Cunninghame Arm, including one of Australias largest fishing fleets. Lock in a bucket list helicopter ride to get the full effect of the shimmering lakes, Ninety Mile Beach and world’s largest Silt Jetties. Keen anglers can take a skippered boat charter to chase the catch of the day. While nature lovers can explore via kayak, stand up paddle, or hire a boat or an eco-cruise, complete with expert commentary of the lakes’ flora and fauna. You can even book a segway tour on the Ninety Mile Beach, now that’s unique!
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